State Medical Board of Ohio nixes Lara Kollab, who was fired from the Cleveland Clinic after the facility learned about the virulent anti-Semitic content she was posting online.
An Ohio doctor has been forced to surrender her medical license after threatening to give Jewish patients the “wrong medications.”
Lara Kollab, a graduate of Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine, was fired in 2019 from her position as an internal medicine resident at the Cleveland Clinic, “after it emerged that she had been fanning anti-Semitic sentiment on Twitter for at least the last six years.”
She repeatedly called on followers to “destroy the homes of the Jews” and urged Arab nations to unite to “destroy the terrorist Nazi State of Israel.”
In one of the most disturbing tweets, Kollab joked about intentionally giving her Jewish patients the wrong medication, writing, “I’ll purposely give all the Yahood [Arabic for Jews] the wrong meds.”
On Monday, Kollab was forced to hand over her license after it was revoked by the State Medical Board of Ohio.
Kollab has apologized for her comments and wrote a message to the Ohio medical board in which she stated that “The things I wrote do not represent who I am.”
(Israel Hayom).
